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‘Working tirelessly’ – Millwall hoping Den fixtures against QPR and Blackpool go ahead

Millwall are hoping that their two Championship home matches next week will go ahead as scheduled.

Today’s fixture at Sunderland was postponed as the EFL shut down their matchday programme as a mark of respect following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.

A Millwall statement said: “As it stands, there is currently no obligation for a similar postponement of fixtures next week, during which Millwall are set to play at The Den against QPR on Wednesday 14 and Blackpool on Saturday 17.

“The club has every intention and desire to fulfill these fixtures as scheduled and believes that its supporters would like the opportunity to pay an emotional and memorable tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth ll.

“There are, however, considerable demands on police resources at this unprecedented time – particularly in London – and such pressures are extending into the stewarding industry. The club is conscious of the impact of these factors but is working tirelessly to overcome such hurdles in order to meet the necessary safety regulations required to host the two matches as planned.

“This is a very unique and challenging time for the country and for so many different industries and as such situations are dynamic and ever-changing.

“The club will keep its supporters updated as best as possible during the days ahead.”


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